Crypto Person of the Year 2026. This still sounds ridiculous. A few years ago, I was asking basic questions, getting half the answers wrong, and trying to understand why people were spending so much time talking about crypto. At some point, I started joining RallyOnChain campaigns. I'd write something, submit it, check the score, get humbled, try again, and repeat the process. Some posts landed. Some deserved the score they got. What kept me around was that nobody got extra points for having a bigger account. If your post was good, it did well. If it wasn't, the scoreboard usually let you know. My portfolio has been through enough disasters that winning an award was nowhere on my list of things I expected this year. But when I look back, the interesting thing is not the award I won. It's me realizing that writing every week made me better at thinking, explaining ideas, and spotting the gaps in my own arguments. So thank you, @RallyOnChain. I've learned a lot, met some smart people, and somehow ended up with a trophy at the end of it. This award is not for me alone, but for all of you who supported me through this journey, we made it. If you're still here after all the chaos, I'd love to know what kept you around.